Handling Stress in Exotic Pets

Handling Stress in Exotic Pets

Being able to identify certain health problems in exotic pets is a necessary part of responsible ownership, but because they hide or mask signs of illness or injury, it can be very tricky to assess how they feel. Likewise, it isn’t always straightforward to gauge the effects of physical or mental stress in exotic pets. […]

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Halloween Pet Safety Tips

Halloween Pet Safety Tips

Halloween is an exciting time for many families; the painstaking selection of costumes, decorating the house and yard, and getting ready for an evening filled with trick or treating, candy, and festivities. Sociable pets may also want to get in on the action and enjoy showing off an adorable pet costume or greeting the endless […]

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The Science Behind Seasonal Coat Changes in Pets

The Science Behind Seasonal Coat Changes in Pets

Does it ever feel like your pet is growing a whole new furry friend? If you have been busy vacuuming like crazy, you aren’t alone. Many pets do grow and shed additional fur throughout the year, and knowing what to expect can help you plan for it. 

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Top 10 Common Health Issues in Dogs and How to Prevent Them

Top 10 Common Health Issues in Dogs and How to Prevent Them

Your cuddly canine has been a constant source of slobbery kisses and snuggles, and while it’s difficult to think about our pets getting sick, it’s always possible, no matter how pampered our pets might be. At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we know your dog is like family. In this blog, we share the nitty gritty […]

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How to Administer Medications to Your Pet: Tips and Tricks

How to Administer Medications to Your Pet: Tips and Tricks

When medication is needed, pets don’t always understand that it’s for their own good. As a result, they’ll do anything to avoid swallowing pills or sitting still for injections. While they don’t know that everything you’re doing is in their best interest, it can be very challenging to convince them to accept their scheduled dose. […]

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Should Dogs Eat Grain Free?

Should Dogs Eat Grain Free?

The grain-free diet craze has pet parents everywhere wondering if they should ditch the grains for their four-legged friends. While these diets claim to be more “natural” and easily digestible, recent studies have raised some red flags about their potential link to heart disease in dogs. So, are grain-free diets really healthier? The answer is […]

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Exploring the Truth Behind the “One Dog Year Equals Seven Human Years” Myth

Exploring the Truth Behind the “One Dog Year Equals Seven Human Years” Myth

We’ve all heard it before: when it comes to a dog’s lifespan, one year equals 7 human years. But is this myth about dog years true? The team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates takes a closer look at the popular myth. 

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Can Cats See in the Dark? 

Can Cats See in the Dark? 

Have you ever wondered how your feline friend navigates the house with such ease at night? While cats don’t quite have superhero night vision, their eyesight is far superior to ours in low-light conditions.  At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we’re dedicated to helping you understand your cat’s health and well-being, including their remarkable vision. 

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Party Animals: 4th Of July Pet Safety

Party Animals: 4th Of July Pet Safety

Family, friends, barbeques, sun, heat, and, of course, fireworks, are all essential components for a proper 4th of July weekend for many Americans. Because most of us view our pets as essential family members, it’s only natural that we would want to include them in any and all holiday celebrations. Unfortunately, many of the activities […]

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Summer Shedding: Tips for Managing Excessive Pet Hair

Summer Shedding: Tips for Managing Excessive Pet Hair

When the weather warms, the fur starts flying, so if you’ve noticed an uptick in rolling tumbleweeds of pet floof, you’ve come to the right place. Our team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates has plenty of tips for managing pet hair during the summer shedding season.

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